Hempel Classic Antifoul Paint | 71220

The Hempel Classic Antifoul Paint is the perfect way to protect your hull from marine growth, with just a simple application. The Classic range by Hempel has amazing colour retention throughout the season, so you won't be constantly taking it out to repaint and has good mechanical strength for improved crack resistance.

The Hempel Classic can be applied via a roller, brush or paint pad, and can be applied with a spray but only by a professional. The colour of the antifoul is designed to change to its final colour approximately one week after it has been exposed to water, so don't worry if the colour isn't quite right after first painting.

Do not use on aluminium or other light-alloy metals, as there is a risk of corrosion in case of direct contact.

Specification

Colour Options: Black (71220-19990) | Red (71220-50000) | Navy(True) Blue (71220-30390) | Souvenirs Blue (71220-31750)
For use on glass fibre, wood, plywood and steel boats.
Coverage Per Litre: 13m²
Suitable for cruising speeds
Thinner/Tool Cleaner: Hempel Thinner No. 3 (808)
Recommended products for previous coat are: Hempel's Light Primer or Hempel's Underwater Primer
Touch dry after 30 minutes (10°C)
Touch dry after 15 minutes (20°C)
Re-coat after 8 hours (10°C)
Re-coat after 4 hours (20°C)
Time to immersion: Minimum 24 Hours, Maximum 1 Month

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the Hempel Classic Antifoul take to dry?

Touch dry after 30 minutes (10°C)
Touch dry after 15 minutes (20°C)
Surface dry after 8 hours (10°C)
Surface dry after 4 hours (20°C)
Immersion after a minimum of 24 hours

What do I need to do before I use Hempel Classic Antifouling Paint?

It is recommended that you have previously used one of the following primers before applying the classic Antifoul:

It is also recommended that it is applied in a well ventilated area with less than 85% humidity during drying and curing.

What types of boat can I use this on?

You can use the Hempel Classic Antifoul on all fibreglass, wood, plywood and steel boats. It is not recommended to use this on aluminium or other light alloy metals, as there is a risk of corrosion.

How many coats of Hempel Classic Antifoul should I do?

It is recommended to do 2 coats of Hempel Classic Antifoul at 40 dry (or 80 wet) film thickness each, unless you are regularly exceeding 15-20 knots, then it is recommended to apply 3 coats.

What speed of boat is Hempel Classic for?

It is recommended that you do not exceed 15-20 knots with this antifouling, however if the vessel is used above these speeds regularly, then it is recommended to apply 3 coats of antifouling.

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